The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-04-15
DEMONSTRATIONS from Ne

Indiana ana missouri nave been
looking ut real estate in this county
the past week.
We see so many lazy, trifling
negroes GU our streets, who do
nothing at all and have no visable
means of support. How they live
is Il mystery that the oldest inhabi-
tant has not been able to fathom.
The cool nights and mornings
have only slightly d%isfigured Mr..
Amos Keeter, and he says he is
still in the ring with the same old
song, but new variations.
1t seems that everybody in
town and vicinity have caught the
Improvement fever. Let the good
work go on, aud "dodgast" be he
who first cries hold, enough!
There is nothing that will make
a young lady wilt quicker than for
her young brother to poke his head
in the door aud yell: isis, yere
tother f~eller's comet"
Mr.. j. w. Roberts shipped ten
boxes of beans to Indianapolis,
Indiana, yesterday, which makes
the first shipment from here this
season, and lisa week or more earlier
than the first shipment last year.
Wilmer Matthew tor being
bowling drunk on the streets, was
waltzed before Mayor Thompson
Wednesday aud the Mayor fined
him $5 and 1920 cost. This is
some more street money.
-In our last weeks issue we
stated that the Rev. Mr.. Allen, OF
New Orleans, conducted the funeral
services of the late Capt. John
Grant, but we were misinformeI.
The MIR. Allen who officiated was
from the North, and is a Spiritual
list.
Rev. j. D. Hayes preached two
sermons in the Methodist Church
here last Sunday at IL am. and z
pm. The morning was regarding
Easter-Christ's resurrection, and
at night he preached from the XIII
chapter of st. Mark, the text OF
which was the 81 verse, aud reads
as follows: "Aud what say unto
you | say unto all. watch y Both
discourses were logical, interesting
aud instructive.
Mr. G. w. Fisher, of Louisville,
Kentucky, aud Mr.. ThoS. J.. Mat
lack, OF Boston, Kentucky, gave
us a call Wednesday. They are
prospecting for II site somewhere
on the PaScagOula river upon which
10 erect a saw mill. They are quar-
tered at Mrs. j. L. Maybury's.
Mr.. James Wadick, adjuster
for the Factors and Traders lnsur-
ance 90. of New Orleans, called on
us Wednesday. He was looking into
the adjustment OF loss of the Bap
list Church here, recently burned,
with the view of paying the loss
as soon as the adjustment can be
properly made.
Mr.. f. Lindinger has our
thanks for the Irish potato treat of
the season-the finest We have seen
and as fine as any man need to
want to e There were thirteen
of them, weighing in the aggregate,
u pounds, averaging over halt a
mound each. Mr.. Lindinger is Que
of our most successful gardeners,
and these potatoes are a fair sample
of the products of his garden.
Drink Keystone Rye Whiskey,
a pure, unadulterated whiskey, free
from headaches. Only $3.50 per
gallon. Also Freeport Rye, four
years old, the best 81 whiskey IN
the Unlted States. Sold only by
Craft & Co., 20 and "a oanphin
street, Mobile, Ala, sole agents
Two of our Juvenile citizens
had a fsticuff at the postofice last
Sunday. Such proceedings, boys
is naughty, especially on the Sab
bath /; and then you must remem-
her il is only for cats and dogs to
fight aud scratch each others eyes
out.
The beautiful residence former
" owned aud occupied by M. A.
Dees, on PascagOula street can now
he rented at the very low price OF
s15 per month. This is one OF the
hest and most comfortable houses
on the coast aud is remarkably
cheap. win be rented only to a
-....nh. uin takn good care of il.